and vaccine trials were those as young as six months. have our health officials stop to think what they are doing to our kids? but first, democrats for segregation. that's the focus of tonight's angola tonight's angle. public humiliation, public shaming, and finally public shunning. tactics used by the hard left to advance their political agenda but sold by the media as the path to personal growth and enlightenment. this twisted ideology is policed by members of the new purge party. critical race theory is a driving force behind all of this and we are seeing the fallout in ways both serious and absurd. what happened last night on abcs the bachelor is a little bit of both abc's "the bachelor" is a little bit of both. the bachelor gets his pick of dozens of gorgeous women who try desperately to impress him. and this season for the first time, mr. eligible was a black man named matt james. he ended up choosing rachel carr connell heinsisted he loved her and imagine raising children with her down the road. but that all changed after a 2018 photo of her surfaced in an antebellum themed college party in georgia. she apologized. but in 2021, this is a type of sin for which there is no real absolution. she needed to be put in today's equivalent of the stock. >> had i knew that... i had to take a step back to put the work in that you outlined. that's something you have to do on your own. and that's why we can't be in a relationship. >> laura: america, they want you to know that her wanting to marry this black man isn't enough to save her. she had to appear pathetic and helpless. >> you are the only reason i decided to do the show. and that includes every single part of you. and that obviously includes you being a black man. i never experienced a love like this. i don't see anyone else out there for me. >> is the door even slightly open? for a relationship, reconciliation here? >> i do not want to be emotionally responsible for those years. they work and reconciliation that needs to be done is work that i cannot do for you. i want you to do this work because that's the best thing that can come out of this. that is something that you do on your own. >> laura: and the humiliation of the work that she has to do continues. >> i think god >> i think god for putting you >> i thank god for everything that we shared in the time we had together. >> laura: that worked out well. love on the rocks, reputations destroyed, and careers made. again, these are the spoils of the beliefs that america is systemically racist. it drives people apart and increases alienation and suspicion among people who would normally get along just fine. if you believe that individual experience, background, talent, character, family upbringing, are all secondary to skin color and that america is at her core come again, systemically racist, then most of society including whom you date is going to have to be refashioned to accommodate that. if the founding is corrupt the entire system has to come down to be radically restructured. always and forever has to be changed which of course just ends up driving us all apart. columbia university considered a certain type of separation though acceptable. after its main graduation, its holding ceremonies were native, asian, latin another dubbed graduation is for first-generation and low income communities. the school hosts a lavender graduation for lgbtq i a q plus lgbtq are a plus communities. columbia defends the celebrations as important. not the only one to offer segregated graduations, more than 70 plus schools often are separate graduation ceremonies including harvard, california irvine, it is arizona state, berkeley, ucla, and yale. and think about it. these are among the most prestigious institutions of higher learning on the face of the planet but they are still selling racial grievance to students enrolled there. squad member ayanna pressley spoke at harvard's black graduation a few years ago. >> it really just gets me when pendants and analysts talk about how identity politics are ruining our nation. identity isn't ruining our country. whites of messy and hate are ruining our country. white supremacy and hate are ruining our country. i am reclaiming my time. i am reclaiming our time. our truth. >> laura: not to be outdone by harvard, the princeton theological ceremony has mandatory segregated antiracist training sessions for students and faculty. now listen closely. >> the work of antiracism is to identify, describe, and dismantle. two pandemics demand we reimagine our society and infect our seminary. >> we recognize antiracism formation is a critical proponent. >> a program that's being embedded as a way of life. >> laura: critical race theory meets the great reset courtesy of the pandemic. it's a trifecta. something into a accountability space. the attitude they are avoid our believing they earned what they have rather than acknowledging white privilege or asking people of color to repeat what they have said. last august, nyu students were demanding black only student housing. a group called black violet said it's not about inclusion but creating a space where black students can feel included. north carolina's elon university set up a white caucus that meets on zoom to talk about how racist america is and their own guilt and complicity in that bigotry. now what is obvious at this point is that this whole old-fashioned notion for fighting for equal opportunity, that's long gone. they want institutionalized segregation. it's so far gone that the woke joke have essentially purged moderates from the democratic party. charles blow at "the new york times" demands that democrats now atone for bill clinton. clinton's record with respect to black and brown americans and the poor was marked by credits topic miscalculations, betrayed the minority bases that so heavily supported him. well, perhaps mr. blow forgets that democrats were wiped out in 1994 because they overreached and bill clinton misread his mandate. the crime bill and welfare reform, they are not perfect, but they helped him study the course and where the products of compromise with the new house majority. unlike today, the parties at that time didn't self segregate on every issue. my question is, it will bill clinton i'll be accused of white privilege next? in those days, the prospect of critical race theory was just confined to college campuses but now it's embraced by corporations, churches, obviously the entertainment industry. you watch the grammy awards. or you didn't. and government at all levels. local, actual racism is horrific. and the first president i ever voted for understood this. back then a republican president could be invited to speak at the naacp. >> to those individuals who persist in such hateful behavior, you are the ones who are out of step with our society. you are the ones who willfully violate the meaning of the dream that is america. in this country, because of what it stands for, will not stand for your conduct. >> laura: that's what he had to say about racial bigots back in 1981. when i was growing up, liberals accuse conservatives routinely of being judgmental and uncaring. it is the liberals who do not believe in free expression or forgiveness for that matter. they literally segregate people based on skin color in order to train them, train them to kill correctly. this is perverse, intolerance, and its own kind of racism. in their brave new world, you have a right to feel oppressed and generously rewarded even if you are already rich and married to royalty. as long as you are the right race. but you have no right to other one word out of line if you are sharon osbourne. in that case, you have to be destroyed. just like that sad woman from "the bachelor." the left will continue to do this. to divide and demonize until it ends up costing them politically. but until then, we are going to continue to work towards developing a multiracial, multiethnic movement that believes in an agenda of freedom and economic nationalism, where no one's future should be restricted to race or ethnic background. and that is the end goal. joining me now is carol swain, former professor at vanderbilt and princeton university and author of "we the people: a call the reclaim american faith and promise." also here is jeremy hunt, west point grad and army veteran. carol, let's start with you. did you even think given what you seem in your lifetime that in the year 2021, we would have activities on campus segregated by race, including at ivy league schools and your old place of work, princeton university? >> they have been having segregated activity for minority students for a number of years. i never thought i would see a time where they would be so widely accepted that we would reject the integration model and the national motto, e pluribus unum, out of many, one. that is what is shocking to me. the segregation we see pushed by the democrats and by the leftists to me, it violates the entire civil rights vision as well as civil rights laws and in some cases the equal protection clause of the constitution, there are lawsuits waiting to happen. >> laura: jeremy, there was a very disturbing moment over the last few weeks for so many americans, i think, who believed our military leaders, they aren't political, they are here to preserve the country, part of a fighting force, leading the fighting force. but now we have seen that that is changing. the u.s. army has sent out a tweet saying that extremism can tear apart cohesive teams. colonel timothy holman, the chief diversity officer, and his make the force as diverse as a nation it defends. jeremy, i think a diverse military is something we have, thank goodness. but she diversity officer but chief diversity officer? >> let me first say that the army has a long way of leading on the issue of race. the army was the first to desegregate its armed forces as a whole desegregate it, and we've always been for that. i just left my time in service and i can tell you that the spirit is one team, 15. you might be wondering why is the biden the administration suddenly panicking about culture in the military and you have to wonder you have the word diversity is a code word to rush in policies. we have to be aware of that and see what's actually happening behind the curtain. >> laura: chief diversity officer in the military and princeton university, not trying to pick on princeton but this is happening in corporations, jeremy said we see it in the military. at this theological seminary, there is mandatory training sessions. and this disturbing moment, watch. >> it creates a space where we can really grapple with our whiteness and how we have been socialized in a way that does not harm our colleagues. this is a space open to students who identify as black, indigenous, or a person of color. we are not a monolith. we come to this work with a wide range of experiences. >> laura: i like her last comment. we are not a monolith. that's pretty good, carol. but white spaces and biopic spaces. >> theologically trained people for the seminary and the christian church should be leading the way on race in the very idea that they would turn to a critical race theory and secular humanism which is a rejection of god, that is absurd. critical race theory and the racist agenda of diversity, equity, and inclusion has also infected churches and many pastors have no idea what they are dealing with because they get blown away by the code words of social justice. >> laura: jeremy, i want to play with don lemon said on cnn about americans on the view just yesterday. just watch. >> we admit we are in a post-racial area, we weren't. we were living in a lie and donald trump, hate to say it, showed us the truth and showed us who are neighbors, many of our neighbors are. >> laura: jeremy, if america is systemically racist, the whole thing has to come down or be radically altered including the military. >> i think what we are seeing unfortunately today is another page out of jim crow's playbook. what we are seeing now is with new injustices and you segregation as you talk about it and you racism and prejudice today, somehow that can atone for the past and that is a lie. while it's important to acknowledge the past, you cannot atone for it by creating new inequalities today and unfortunately every civilization that has ever bought that lie is ultimately destroyed them. we cannot allow that here in this country. we have to stand for truth and just like we tell them, i be telling my daughter two wrongs don't make a will write right.that's what we have to kep championing for the next generation. >> laura: fantastic conversation. thank you so much. so it turns out that residents of a small texas town were not told that illegal immigrant teens were about to be dumped in their own backyard. texas lieutenant governor dan patrick is here on that. plus the george lloyd george in that horrible murder case decides to conceal potentially critical evidence. we are going to explain in moments. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? 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they are going to come in by the biden the administration. they've got 117 migrant kids expected to rise this year. the democrats are happening the day luge would create enough political pressure to force the g.o.p. to choose between the status quo or amnesty. so put plainly, our country is at the tail end of a pandemic, we cannot have thousands of migrants as desperate as her situation is sent to a convention center while millions of our own kids still aren't in school five days a week. joining us now, texas lieutenant governor dan patrick. is there anything texas can do to push back on these disastrous decisions by the biden administration. >> let me tell you the lay of the land where we are positioned. opening up a facility in midland, texas, they didn't report to any local officials so we have a thousand kids, 250 today, going to hold up to a thousand kids in this facility. no one knew they were coming. no one knows who they are, no one knows how they are going to be there, and where they are going. to my understanding, there is the red cross volunteers, that's it. who keeps these kids inside, do we want them roaming in our neighborhood? 3,000 are going to dallas, they may be opening up another camp in san antonio. you just played a clip where there is safe travel, the biden administration, the president himself, doing something i think is just as bad as cuomo did when he sends to people in nursing homes. they are sending children into this country no idea where they are going to end up in some of these children are going to end up in sex trafficking. when they send them up to uncle bob in new jersey, wherever they become a they do not have the staff to track them, we have children being brought over with the drug cartels in charge. not the families. the president of the united states is sending children from mexico and central america into sex trafficking operations in this country. we do not know how many but we know it's happening. we arrested 9,000 people on the border, just in texas. the numbers are out of control, this is a designed disaster. the president of united states should be ashamed to put children in harm's way. this is not humane. not only america at risk but children at risk. >> as you mentioned, there is a sinister aspect of this push. >> sinister. >> laura: complete disregard not only for kids but the well-being of local communities. the people in midland totally blindsided. the mayor there, patrick payton spoke out. >> literally by the thousands. for me, we have the strangest >> laura: you said it. outrageous doesn't begin to describe it. crisis doesn't even begin to prescribed it. they made a decision period. >> a designed disaster. look, if we are apprehending roughly 800 8,800,000, they areletting the d but a small amount of criminals in the country, that's 2-3000000, three more years before the next presidential election, what do we do with these kids. if you take a 15-year-old kid from central america, at a minimum you can't put a 15-year-old in the fourth grade. his self-esteem collapses because he can't keep up, barely speaks the language, three grades behind. goes out in the community and what does he do? maybe he's a great kid and i'm assuming most of these kids are great, they try to work, the gangs recruit them and we are expanding the ms-13 gangs. this president is absolutely destroying this country, destroying their lives, destroying our communities. no matter what state you live in, they are coming to a community near you. >> laura: they are being sent all across the country. thank you. and we turn now to the derek chauvin case which is already off the rails things to the city of minneapolis giving george floyd's family $27 million in the middle of the selection for the jury. judge peter cahill deciding to delay or moving the trial to a different city due to this payout in the message that sends. on top of that, the judge now says he will personally interview these seven jurors seated to see if they can still fairly adjudicate the case. here to break it down is john hinder judge c